Electrodynamic profiling of genomic response in the cell

ABSTRACT

A method of cellular evaluation based on the electronic nature of cells is reveled though cellular reproductions use of a magnetic force. The dynamic process of nuclear response is shown to be electronic in nature relative to DNA mediating electrons hydrogen bonding in bases pairing of DNA though out the a cell cycle and finally during metaphase one see the magnetic component of interaction. The electrostatic understanding of magnetic force is not well defined in physics in the process of electrodynamic. Cells use electrodynamic interaction within the cell are being studied as the basis and using the cell to measure and define electrodynamic interaction with the system that is biological a call. Specifically DNA thought the electronic interaction interactions. It appears infrared spectrum holds promises to help in revel these mechanisms. The promise of understanding or merely evaluation of electrodynamic interaction holds great promise to science with the greatest medical implication to understand genomic responses in cells. Understanding how the DNA interacts within a cell dynamic transition are known to take place and these are regulated thought electrodynamic interaction.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

A provisional patent was filed on Dec. 31, 2002.

Application No. 60/437,621

See attached (doc 1)

A biological cell is the model. Chemistry is used to follow the flow ofelectronic energy, ionic flux and physics is explain cellularreproduction.

The method uses the novel understanding of bioelectromagnetic forcellular evaluation

Bioelectromagnetic response contains broad practical application. Theinvention uses a novel method of cellular evaluation for research anddevelopment, commercial and industrial application the study of energywithin the cell. Evaluating a cell as electronically functioning theelectrodynamics of electromagnetic fields interaction with in as cell.The cell nucleus or DNA defining the electromagnetic field andelectrodynamics of cell genomic function to it own reproduction. Use ofphysical applications include: electronics, bioinformatics, chip design,computer design on nanoscale level “nanotechnology” and usage and“biotechnological” also for use in stem cell (controlling celldifferentiation), diseases, cancer research (controlling celldifferentiation) and even as a clinical diagnostic enabler withimmediate application focus and novel uses in electroporation,radiotherapy, drug discovery.

wouldaddanTo explore the conductance,electostatic,electronic of DNA.(see review DOC 2)

-   -   Doc 2 express DNA MEDIATES ELECTRONIC CHARGE TRANSFER these are        claims( as defined by patent law) on electronic nature and        abilities of DNA and the circuit of the cell. The circuit will        be mimic to use for energy production and storage.    -   Charge mediatation in a cell shows the functional packing of DNA        by histones. (DOC 4) Core histone function electrodynamic in an        ordered energy and allow charge to be mediated in a super        efficent manner and molecular size becomes miniaturized to the        final point of non conductive as during cellular reproduction.        Flexoelectric properties of DNA intercellularly and extra        cellular(DOC 6)

Intercellular

With DNA, RNA, proteins, synthetic hybrids

with RNA, protiens, histone codes.

In the cellular processes of life DNA has the ability to be:superconducting, conductor, capacitor, transistor, resistor, insulatorby means of confirmational (liquid crystal) transformations due to ionicflux, hydration and p.H. and known thermodynamic properties and unknownelectrodyanmical properties. This allows the abilities of DNA tooscillate at frequencies(ex.bead on string) vibrational forces which cansignal for modification and transformation within the cell. Moreoverthese vibrational forces synchronize chemical and physical pathwayssignaling within groups of cell retaliating information of theenvironmental conditions. Harmonizing (large groups of cells) functionand needs within the targeted area (magntoelastic properties)

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REFERENCE TO SEQUENCE LISTING

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Gene bases or base pairing

Ordered energy of bases and ionic interaction . . . p.H

Amino acid interactions RNAs.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The research question is how does long term exposure to low—perhapsminute—levels of electrical current affect the body? The researchquestion is how does long term exposure to low—perhaps minute—levels ofelectrical current affect the body?

The background for the invention presents a classical theory andmethodology of biological and physics evaluation of energy usage relatedto electromagnetic electronic and magnetic interaction with in abiological system—the cell.

Although traditionally biologist have viewed the simplest biologicalsystem, the cell, based thermodynamic understanding, however tounderstand genomic function Electrodynamics deal with the electronicnature of the cell. (8)

Within a cell the structural transition of DNA mediates functionalchanges in the permitivity of the cells' plasma membranes ionic channelsresulting in cytosolic pH. change. DNA intracellularly orchestrateselectrochemical gradients functioning to direct bioelectromagenticfields mechanistically controlling the cell.

“The Incredible Life and Times of Biological Cells” by Paul Nurse,states that “ordered signaling patterns can emerge from relativelysimple wiring diagrams and rules of operation”(1) The cell duringreproduction as birefringement of chromatin during prophase displays anelectronic and mechanical relationship though out metaphase, teleophase,anaphase. The physics of this process can be explained byelectrostatics(2), yet the process and understanding is static. Theprocess of mitotic division is dynamic and an electrodynamic view(completes and explains the movement of a magnetic field.(3) The middleof cellular reproduction metaphase is a magnetic field.

The process of mitosis/meiosis can be explained and shown as theformation and deformation of a magnetic field and considering a magneticfield as “a rule for operation”. Viewing the cell as an electronicstructure, simply as a battery, and the controls beingbioelectromagnetic. The capacitances of the cell (battery) electronicproperties are based nuclear structural confirmations of the cellularDNA.

The intrinsic structures of cellular DNA orchestrates biochemicalsynthesis using electrochemical, (electronic: ionic transduction acrossthe plasma membrane and based in a tensgrity model(7), chemical:inducing cystolic pH. changes), the symmetry of the (electron) energyand current densities are controlled and displayed by theelectrodynamics and conformational transitions of nuclear architectureDNA.(double helix, bead on string, lampbrush, chromatin).

Ionic currents or “asymmetries of ionic flux” (4) though the plasmamembrane H2O,(Na, K, Ca2+,Mg2+) act in response to ordered energy andupon intracellular concentrations vary (flux) the nuclear (DNA)architecture during the cell cycle or “embryo patterning.” (4) Basepairing, AT, GC banding and functions of the electronic cell aresequence dependent.

Variable p.H. intracellular conditions (ATP/cyclins, ADP/cdk, AMP/cdk2)are controlled by the electrodynamics of the DNA structure with regardsto the conductance and function of the cell.

The Bioelectromagnetic field is produced before replicationintracellularly by the downward spiral of phospholations and the upwardcomposition of DNA. The highest ordered state of DNA is chromatin atmetaphase that displays the bioelectromagnetic mechanism.

2) www.crab.rutgers.edu//˜gagliard/webpre.pdf

3)http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/electromag/java/mitosis/index.html

4)http://www.drmichaellevin.org

5) www.cancerci.com/content/2/1/3

6)http://www.physics.brown.edu/Users/Faculty/valles/VallesLabFiles/BFieldManipulation.htm

7) http://www.hms.harvard.edu/dms/bbs/fac/ingber.html

8) www.powerlinefacts.com/goodman-blank.pdf

background (what>problem you are addressing, what progress has alreadybeen made in this>area by mainstream science),

What is the electronic nature of a cell?

A theory which brings the biological system a cell, though chemicalexplanation (acid/ base reactions, Hydrogen ion flux), electron (ic)movement revealing a physics (al) relationship

Although more today mainstream science crossing over the disciples ofthe hard sciences is more acceptable, specialization of intricate studyprevails and whole systems (systems biology) are disregarded. Moreover,the physicist does not fully understand biological system, as thechemist and the biologist trained in all disciples' follows only thelaws of them. The biological cell ultimately has been viewed inthermodynamics for the last century; however, electrodynamicinteractions drive the electronic nature of DNA and the cell.

Many questions remain in cell biology today. These can be addressed aswe offer answers to unexplained biological metabolic pathways as genomicfunction controlling cellular response. The dynamical process of life insimplest form is a cell. Most basic to life is cell reproduction: as onecell divides into two cells. The process of cellular reproduction thecontrols and mechanism by which this vital process takes place remainspoorly understood. To address this fundamental question which remainsunanswered viewed in broad basic trinity scientific understand yieldsunparalleled explanation of cell function to the mechanistic controls.Basic scientific understanding in a trinity of the hard sciences:biology, chemistry and physics leads to explanation.

Bioelectromagnetics Society (BEMS) being the most closely associatedwith the mainstream science in technological understanding. The grouplargely focuses on emf interactions Do cell phone cause cancer? Dopowerlines cause cancer Magnetic therapy and alike. BEMS fails tounderstand bioelectromagnetic interactions ag described here. The modelpresent model helps explain electromagnetic field interaction duringcell cycle (5) by Whealtey et al call for a plausible hypothesis. J.Barton of University of California as she present controls of electrontransfer in DNA, understanding electron transfer is critical is the cellsystem. Fritz Popp presents a “cavity resonator” which is a good model,yet measures photon emission. Biophotons are measuring photons herein weexamine electronic usage.

Using biology as the system: a single cell metabolic pathways, chemistryas the central science acid/base reactions to show ionic (electric) fluxand physics study of electromotive force in relation to magnetic fieldsand electrical interactions, gives a picture that helps answer manyquestions. The trinities of these sciences and there relationship havebeen understudied.

“The search for fundamental relationships between charge transportphenomena and magnetic exchange coupling provides a strong driving forcefor our research. We apply the tools of physical-organic chemistry togain insight into the structural and electronic factors.”

“there are not many individuals looking at these relationships.” Dr.Natia Frank of University of Washington

A model is presented within a biological system the cell and therelationship of charge transport (ionic flux) explained thoughchemistry, which displays the physics of magnetic field . . .Bioelectromagnetic.

The center of the cell is the nucleus, basis of chemistry is ionic flux,and physics shows electronic energy as a magnetic field.

During metaphase all cells stop as chromosome align in the middle thecell. To impinge the resemblance of the cell to a magnetic field. Ismitosis at metaphase a magnetic field? (The model is called 3M mitosismetaphase magnetic). Could a magnetic field direct cell activity?

Within the cell does DNA function as a “magnetostrictive andmagnetolelastic” device? Giving DNA “sensory capabilities includingliquid, temperature, viscosity, density, sound, force, movementpressure, vibration, light chemical analyte consetrations. The sensorycan be measured physically or remotely.(energy doc 7 intro pg2.) (Flock)

a simple explanation of your theory,

The process of mitosis/meiosis can be explained and shown as theformation and deformation of a magnetic field and considering a magneticfield as “a rule for operation”. Viewing the cell as an electronicstructure, simply as a battery, and the controls beingbioelectromagnetic. The capacitance of the cell (battery) electronicproperties are based nuclear structural confirmations of the cellularDNA.

Explaining simple and logical scientific solution giving ability to viewthe biological cell in a novel way as having and electronic structureand nature. The theory explains the mechanistic function of the genome,though a basic unexplored understanding, which brings together biology,chemistry and physics. “It sounds very interesting” Robert Langer MIT.

“The Incredible Life and Times of Biological Cells” by Paul Nurse,states that “ordered signaling patterns can emerge from relativelysimple wiring diagrams and rules of operation”(1)

The simple diagram pointed to is metaphase and the magnetic field. Theseshow the rules of operation. This links bioelectronic magnetic phenomenato cell division(10)

I suggest that cellular reproduction controls are magnetic. Duringmetaphase we can see the final formation of the electrically inducedmagnetic field and the deformation of the field pulling chromosomes torespective inversely proportionality to respective poles the forces ofthe new cells. The process of mitosis/meiosis can be explained and shownas the formation and deformation of a magnetic field and considering amagnetic field as “a rule for operation”.

Cellular reproduction controls are the formation and breakdown of aninternal magnetic field (bioelectromagnetic field) and can berepresented by a poynting vector. Simply depicting a poynting vector themutually orthogonal component is a poynting flux (magnetic component),intimately associated is an electrical charge. Electrical activitymediated thought the plasma membrane (Na/K) pump creating internalenergy in the cystol Atp>Adp+Pi,. switched cdk/cyclin transcriptionalDNA (GC AT) “nuclear polar territories”(55 Energy doc 7) stabilize theelectrical energy

Within a cell the structural transition of DNA mediates functionalchanges in the permitivity of the cells' plasma membranes ionic channelsresulting in cytsolic pH. change. DNA intracellularllyorchestrates.electrochemical gradients functioning to directbioelectromagentic fields mechanistically controlling the cell. Viewingthe cell as an electronic structure, simply as a battery, with controlsbeing bioelectromagnetic. The capacitance of the cell (battery)electronic properties is based nuclear structural confirmations of thecellular DNA. (L. C. Confirmation). The highest ordered state of DNA ischromatin, the 3M model displays the mechanism.

DNA Liquid Crystals

The intrinsic structures of cellular DNA orchestrates biochemicalsynthesis using electrochemical,(electronic: ionic transduction acrossthe plasma membrane and based in a tensgrity model(7), chemical:inducing cystolic pH. changes), the symmetry of the (electron) energyand current densities are controlled and displayed by theelectrodynamics and conformational transitions of nuclear architectureDNA.(double helix, bead on string, lampbrush, chromatin). DNAintracellularly has four well know confirmations: double helix, bead onstring, lampbrush, chromatin. These DNA confirmation have unique liquidcrystal confirmations (l.c) to measure field strength ofbioelectromagnetic field.

These confirmations change though out the cell cycle. The dynamics ofthe change can be associated and fixed with the cell cycle designation,G1, S, G2, M. Therefore G1>double helix, S>bead on string,,G2>lampbrush, M>, chromatin.

The “cyclic operating systems” of the cell cycle controls are abioelectromagnetic field established by nuclear DNA transition inresponse to: Extra cellular ion concentration, plasma membrane,

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Ionic currents or “asymmetries of ionic flux”(4)though the plasmamembrane H2O,(Na, K, Ca2+,Mg2+) act in response to ordered energy andupon intracelluar concentrations vary (flux) the nuclear (DNA)architecture during the cell cycle or “embryo patterning.”(4) Basepairing, AT, GC banding and functions of the electronic cell aresequence dependent.

Variable p.H. intracellular conditions (ATP/cyclins, ADP/cdk, AMP/cdk2)are controlled by the electrodynamics of the DNA structure with regardsto the conductance and function of the cell.

The Bioelectromagnetic field is produced before replicationintracellularly by the downward spiral of phospholations and the upwardcomposition of DNA. The highest ordered state of DNA is chromatin atmetaphase that displays the bioelectromagnetic mechanism.

Understanding DNA during replication/transcription by a balance ofcharge, DNA/RNAs the symmetry of energy is a magnetic force. In respectsto physics “energy flux is intimately connected with linear momentumdensity and this is connected with angular momentum”(energy doc 7 theorypage 4)

These DNA confirmations have unique liquid crystal confirmations (l.c)to measure field strength of bioelectromagnetic field. These can beapplied to what I term as structural functional positionalinformation(sfpi) that is displayed thought out the cell cycle and giverise to signaling pathways, environmental needs, within functionalgroups of cells (ex muscle, liver, nervous).

3)>the best direct evidence for it,

Could a magnetic field direct cell activity? Jim Valles has disruptedmitotic apparatus with emf (6)

The controls of the cell system are electronic. The magnetic componentof the electrical system appears minor yet is the controlling dynamic.The intrinsic structure of DNA in function and structure directselectrochemical energies to electromagnetic field (Bioelectromagnetic).The spatial temporal characteristics of cellular DNA liquid crystalconfirmation regulate cellular activity.

Electrogenetics describes the energy requirements, energy exchanges, andelectronic circuits, which allow gene reactions to occur in the livingstate. Merrill Garnett which whom I have extensive correspondance withterm Electrogenetics is the basis for designing medicines that can shortcircuit the electrical charges in cancer cells and produce theirselective electrocution.

Experiment Creating and performing simple experiment one must see(charge mediation) macroscopic change in a cellular environment(microscopic). A single live cell mediating electrical charge. This wasaccomplished by growing yeast cells (eucararyotic) and staining themwith pH. Indicators. By microscopic analysis pH. Indicators becameincorporated into live cells. Visible structures included theextracellular matrix (halo), plasma membrane, cystol and nucleus.

Cells appear colored in respect to structures mentioned. Thisdemonstrates pH. (H+, OH−) gradients or ionic current within one livecell. Cells were in all phase of the cell cycle via visual observation.The color changes ranged from pH 3.0-6.8 though the cells and arecorresponded with their phase of cell cycle. The common change in pHwere noted within the cell structure were large ionic flux noted in:extracellular matrix (halo), plasma membrane, cystol and nucleus,nuclear membrane. Average pH for all phases of cell cycle(G1,S, G2,M)were:.extracellular matrix (halo)=6.7 pH, plasma membrane=4.9 pH.,cystol=pH3.4 nuclear membrane=pH4.7 and nucleus=5.0. I do not believethat ionic current has been shown though out a whole cells previous tothis and noted structures functioning in such electrically dynamic way.

Further the cells from varying cell cycle stages showed change by theaddition of 1 m. KCl. All cells appeared to be driven into G2 phase. Thesodium/potassium pump was driven by the addition of K. the ionic fluxinduced by the addition of potassium shows change in intercellular ionicflux.

Levin

The experimental data being generated in Levins lab, takes majorthoughts such as embryos (one cell) and is mechanistically showing thefunction of the flow of “asymmetries of ionic flux” the energy andcontrol of right left asymmetry within genomic information. This work ofbioelectrical controls in embryos displays the mechanism of control.

what experimental predictions it>makes (and how it is useful, and moreuseful than current theories),

Many studies indicate that cell function maybe electric with a few citehere. (4,5,6,7,8, 12,15)

The theory is novel. Current models and theory do not address many orany issues. The control of mitosis and the cell cycle are mostlyexplained by “mechanisms poorly understood.”.

Could a magnetic field direct cell activity? Jim Valles has disruptedmitotic apparatus with emf (6)

Nordenström presents an electrophysiological view of acupuncture.(15)Role of capacitative and closed circuit currents or “biologicallyclosed circuits”;however, the circuits are not present as controlled byDNA function and are not viewed as open circuits cytosolic environment

Experiment predictions such as Levin Na/K asymmetries, were in factpredictable before the study had issued.

Bioelectromagnetic control Levin provides strong experimental evidencemaking the theory acceptable. A final draft of the theory was writtenlast August/September and Levins work was issued sometime in October.Theoretically, proposing that during early in the cell cycle G1, adouble helix confirmation would dominate nuclear structure,electronically function as a solenoid with response from AT banding toGC banding regions. The ionic flux via plasma memebrane into the cellwould be sodium, potassium (ordered energy) and the driving energeticcytosolic environment ATP-cyclin.

Shows Goodman and Blank work regulations of genes response to emf.(12)

Genomic Function

It is obvious that genomes' function can be shown in what I termelectrodynamic profiling

As the expirement shows electrical activity though the cell, It can beused as a method of evaluating cell systems and the genomic function.Provide vector analysis of cellular pathways. Create electronicsignatures of biological systems. Development and improve druginteraction on a cellular level. Evaluate electromagnetic fields andthere effects on cells creating new SAR standards. Translation andfunctionality of known and unknown genomic sequences for drug discovery.Allow computational analysis of electronic function of DNA. Help inneurological pathways and assessment.

Showing usage and commercial applicabilty. 9 12 03 Posting by Norvatis.

Epigenetics group within the Functional Genomics division. Projects willreflect our interest in identifying key regulators of chromatinstructure involved in disease initiation and/or progression. Theepigenetics group consists of four highly interactive labs housed at thenew home of Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, Inc. inCambridge, Mass. and is focussed on developing a therapeutic programbased upon epigenetic mechanisms. how it could be falsified (whatexperimental observations would>definitively disprove your theory).

“DNA does not mediate a charge”(13)

If DNA can proven definitive not to mediate an electrical current orcharge or magnetic component this would falsify the theory

Any studies that would should ac or dc field does not effect the cell orbiological systems in regards to cell cycle control or cellularreproduction. The effects of a electrical, magnetic, or ionicly inducedfield do not change the field (bioelectromagnetic) strengths of the DNAnuclear architecture, liquid crystal properties. Which are predicated bythe bioelectromagnetic theory.

Showing the mechanistic control of the biological cell as physicalmeasurable entity of electric, magnetic, ionic currents can withoutdifficulty be converted to harmonic (sound), photonic (light),vibrational, rotational measurables energies.

If ionic current did not exist though out cell as outlined inexperiment.

A study that shows a cell does not have an electronic nature.

A magnetic field is not the controlling force of cellular division.

To prove rf do not interfere with biological systems.

Within a cell and groups of cells are in fact largely bioelectromagneticand studies proving no such bioelectrical activity would disprovetheory.

Studies that falsify would need to prove that there is spatial temporalrelation between nuclear architecture and cellular controls. Realizingthat electrodynamics of cell systems is largely understudied and themodel that are present may not be one hundred percent accurate, yet theyare as accurate and more expansive than studies or theory today.

The sheer enormity of information and scientific understanding requiredcompiling and explaining such mechanisms has been solely complied

“Having reached the milestone of sequencing entire genomes, fundamentalissues in understanding human biology are how genomes are organized inliving cells and how gene expression programs are regulated. Mylaboratory seeks to uncover how nuclear architecture and genome topologyaffect genome function in living cells. The importance of nucleararchitecture in controlled genome expression is evident from thecritical role nuclear reorganization plays in stem cell differentiation,carcinogenesis and cloning by nuclear transfer. To gain insight intonuclear function in vivo, we are applying a multifaceted approach tostudy the biophysical properties of proteins in living cells, thespatial organization of genome within the cell nucleus and theapplication of imaging methods to study pre-mRNA processing events.

To understand the nuclear environment in which genomes are expressed, weare probing the biophysical properties of proteins and chromatin usingin vivo imaging

Our cell biological studies of genomes and the cell nucleus are aimed atuncovering fundamental concepts of genome organization and nuclearfunction in vivo and they are providing opportunities for applying theseprinciples to human disease diagnosis, therapeutics and bioengineering.”

Tom Misteli, Ph.D. Principal Investigator (14)

Fundamental concepts of genome organization and nuclear function in vivoare shown as bioelectromagnetic. That bioelectrical activity plays norole and bioelectromagnetic field does not exist. I believe that yourstudies of the functioning embyo and the patterning

Levines' Studies on embryos show the logical sequence of usage of genomeinformation(4). Thus any studies disproving the Katp activity, rightleft patterning, electromagnetic control in morphogenisis, ionicconduction, etc. would disprove theory and understand presented herein.

Basic scientific understanding in a trinity of the hard sciences:biology, chemistry and physics leads to explanation. Any studies notsolely based on thermodynamic which show nuclear function. We do notdisregard thermodynamics yet the energy electronic is a lowerrequirement shown by Goodman with heat shock protein being downstreamfrom ERME.

Theorizing on the appearance of a cell at metaphase the chromosomesappear held within a magnetic field, I propose that DNA creates amagnetic field controls cell division. Physics uses the termelectrostatics to explain magnetic behavior. Electrostatics interactionsserve in resolving the physical explanation of cell division.

A cell functions electronically. The pumps of the plasma membraneselectively uptake extra cellular elemental ions (Na/k. The balance ofion flux is regulated by DNA and Atp production or usage. The cell is anelectronic structure. In a cell regulation of ionic current though theplasma membrane are determined by the structure of DNA within the cell.

The cell is in constant ionic flux except at meta phase and themechanics of cell division are that of electromagnetic field A magneticfield controls the cell. The Magnetic field is produced by the intrinsicstructure of the DNA molecule with in the cell. DNA structurally hasfour confirmed states and the range of capacitance is from nonconducting to super conducting.

The cell during reproduction as birefringement of chromatin duringprophase displays an electronic and mechanical relationship though outmetaphase, teleophase, anaphase. The physics of this process can beexplained by electrostatics(2), yet the process and understanding isstatic. The process of mitotic division is dynamic and an electrodynamicview (completes and explains the movement of a magnetic field.(3) Themiddle of cellular reproduction metaphase is a magnetic field.

?Ionic currents or “asymmetries of ionic flux”(4)though the plasmamembrane H2O,(Na, K, Ca2+;Mg2+) act in response to ordered energy andupon intracelluar concentrations vary (flux) the nuclear (DNA)architecture during the cell cycle or “embryo patterning.”(4) Basepairing, AT, GC banding and functions of the electronic cell aresequence dependent.

Variable p.H. intracellular conditions (ATP/cyclins, ADP/cdk, AMP/cdk2)are controlled by the electrodynamics of the DNA structure with regardsto the conductance and function of the cell.

The Bioelectromagnetic field is produced before replicationintracellularly by the downward spiral of phospholations and the upwardcomposition of DNA. The highest ordered state of DNA is chromatin atmetaphase that displays the bioelectromagnetic mechanism.

The Bioelectromagnetic field is produced before replicationintracellularly by the downward spiral of phospholations and the upwardcomposition of DNA. The highest ordered state of DNA is chromatin atmetaphase that displays the bioelectromagnetic mechanism.??

Understanding DNA during replication/transcription by a balance ofcharge, DNA/RNAs the symmetry of energy is a magnetic force??

Biology studies life and the simplest unit is a cell. The cell instructure and function is complex. The biochemical pathways of cellsignaling change the structure of the cell. Structural transitionswithin the cell do change the functioning. The order of structuralfunctioning transitions changes the way in which the cell directsenergy. The currency of energy in biological system is adenosinetriphosphate (ATP). The cell regulates the energy usage in a highlyordered behavior. ATP energy is coupled with four elemental ions whichcan make or use energy in a cell. The elemental ions react to ATPcleaving of a phosphate Transitions of ATP are ATP>ADP>AMP. Theelemental ions react to compensate this energy transfer. These ionsspecifically react with DNA to elucidate the Order and complexity ofcell function by looking toward the usage of the genomic information.

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1)http://fig.cox.miami.edu/˜ddiresta/bi101/Cells.htm

2) www.crab.rutgers.edu/˜gagliard/webpre.pdf

3)http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/electromag/java/mitosis/index.html

4)http://www.drmichaellevin.org

5) www.cancerci.com/content/2/1/3

6)http://www.physics.brown.edu/Users/Faculty/valles/VallesLabFiles/BFieldManipulation.htm

7) http://www.hms.harvard.edu/dms/bbs/fac/ingber.html

8) www.powerlinefacts.com/goodman-blank.pdf

9) Garnett proviate correspondance

http://www.electrogenetics.net/ http://www.electrogenetics.net/

http://www.electrogenetics.net/Biological_Liquid_Crystal_Theory.html

10) FF Beaker in private correspondence

11I)Hana Lin et al. Regulations of genes with electromagnetic responseelements. Journal of Cellular Biochemistry 81:148 (2001)

13)Ben Farby, Harvard Magnetic Twisting Cytometry Lab (privatediscussion)

14)http://rex.nci.nih.gov/RESEARCH/basic/lrbge/cbge.html

http://rex.nci.nih.gov/RESEARCH/basic/lrbge/cbge.html□

15)Nordenström BEW: An electrophysiological view of acupuncture. Role ofcapacitative and closed circuit currents and their clinical effects inthe treatment of cancer and chronic pain. Am J Acupuncture 17:105-117(1989).

16) L. L. Sohn,*□HYPERLINK 1 “FN151”□□†□ O. A. Saleh,* G. R. Facer,* A.J. Beavis,‡ R. S. Allan,‡ and D. A. Notterman:‡□HYPERLINK 1“FN151”□□†□Capacitance cytometry: Measuring biological cells one by oneDepartments of * Physics and ‡ Molecular Biology, Princeton University,Princeton, N.J. 08544 Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA. 2000 September 26; 97(20): 10687-10690

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Copyright 2003 Anthony S Fuccione

The symmetry of genomic (DNA) responses in a cell though out the cellcycle The model of 3M shows

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The invention uses the physics of an electromagnetic field whichdisplays mechanistic controls a cell and reproduction biological cell.The processes of cell reproduction, called mitosis or meiosis, Object ofinvention

Current Research

Electromagnetic (EM) fields have been used therapeutically foraccelerated healing and pain control, but they have also been associatedwith adverse health effects. To understand these biological effects, wehave been studying the interaction of low frequency EM fields with cellsat both the cellular and molecular levels. Our studies with cells haveshown that 60 Hz EM fields induce stress genes and stress responseproteins in cells. The stress response is a protective mechanism inducedby many potentially harmful environmental stimuli and characterized bythe synthesis of specific proteins that assist the renaturation andtransport of other proteins. Our studies suggest that EM fields initiatethe stress response by interacting with electrons moving within DNA. Wehave identified a 900 base pair segment associated with the response toEM fields, that when removed eliminates the response, and whentransfected into a reporter construct, causes the construct to become EMfield responsive. We have also investigated the mechanism of EM fieldinteractions at the molecular level through effects on three reactions,electron transfer in cytochrome oxidase, ATP hydrolysis by theNa,K-ATPase, and the Belousov-Zhabotinski (BZ) reaction (the catalyzedoxidation of malonic acid). The BZ reaction is studied with ordinaryreagents, so there is no problem of impurities as with biologicalpreparations. All three reactions show:

EM accelerates the reaction rate, i.e., electron transfer rate

EM competes with the chemical force, so its effect varies inversely withthe reaction rate thresholds for interaction are low, comparable tolevels found by epidemiology effects vary with frequency, and there aredifferent optima for the reactions studied: ATPase (60 Hz), cytochromeoxidase (800 Hz), BZ (250 Hz)

These properties are consistent with the idea that EM fields affect manybiological systems by interacting with electrons moving during redoxreactions and also within DNA.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Best mode contemplated by me for carrying out the invention would be inapplication.

Academic

Certainly application by mean of academic acceptance would yield thegreatest results as an academic teach tool. For biologist to explaincellular reproduction, for the physicist to have known “source charges”in measurement of electromagnetic field interactions, as the chemist toshow the ionic, p.H. changes

Immediate clinical application can be imploded. Alteration of cell typesand cell line in regards to biotechnological advancement are numerousdeciphering the human genome appears to have the greatest benefit to mankind

Having strong belief in the system and methods of evaluation, a win winsituation exists.

p.H changes thoughout (deferiation usage of chemical energy)

ION<DNA OF FREE P in system H2O ACID BASE RX redox

IONIC INTRODUCTION CURRENTS

Transitions of ATP are ATP>ADP>AMP. The elemental ions react tocompensate this energy transfer.

DNA STRUCTURE (electrical and magnetic)

ELECTRONIC NATURE capacitance of the cell (battery) electronicproperties is based nuclear structural confirmations of the cellular DNA

membrane capacitance and conductivity of mammalian cells, which reflecttheir surface morphological complexities and membrane barrier functions,respectively, have been shown to respond to cell physiologic andpathologic changes. Responce to physiologic change is regulated vianuclear architechure DNA

Understanding DNA during replication/transcription by a balance ofcharge, DNA/RNAs the symmetry of energy is a magnetic force. In respectsto physics “energy flux is intimately connected with linear momentumdensity and this is connected with angular momentum”(energy doc 7 theorypage 4)

symmetry of the (electron) energy and current densities are controlledand displayed by the electrodynamics and conformational transitions ofnuclear architecture DNA.(double helix, bead on string, lampbrush,chromatin)

measures photonic emission. Biophotons are measuring photons herein weexamine electronic usage. PLASMA MEMBRANE (include proteins G proteins)

membrane capacitance and conductivity of mammalian cells, which reflecttheir surface morphological complexities and membrane barrier functions,respectively, have been shown to respond to cell physiologic andpathologic changes. Responce to physiologic change is regulated vianuclear architechureDNA

Transitions of ATP are ATP>ADP>AMP. The elemental ions react tocompensate this energy transfer.

DNA structure

electronic

Electronic nature

Physcial

Electrodynamics show higher symmetry in DNA structure

Nuclear region

Envelope mechanical function

plasma membrane,

physcial

polarization depolarization

Electronic

Ionic currents . . . NA/k

Cytosolic environment

Physical

pH.

Conductive fluid medium

Acid/ base

Electronic

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ATP free pii in system

Acyletation, protonation

Cytoskeleton

Physical

Electronic signal though physical means

Mechanical intergins

celluar environment e

EMC

1. A method of evaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interactionbased on genomic response in cells creating devices and studying ofenergy and usage within the cell. a. evaluation of any parts orfunctioning together as the genomic (DNA) function within the context ofthe cell and the known pathways of chemical and physical changes b.conducting, using and controlling electronic, magnetic and photonicenergy providing vectorial analysis of structures of DNA regulatingcellular cycling pathways. c. functioning of cells on the understandingof a bioelectromagnetic nature.
 2. A method for evaluation and profilingof electrodynamic interaction based on genomic response in cellsexamining electronic nature of cells consists of describing, studying,detecting and quantifying electrochemical interactions of the cells'electronic energy from DNA developing a new physics clarificationsexamining chemical reactions utilizing cellular DNAs' higher symmetryelectromagnetic as displayed by genomic function directing cells'electronics in a higher symmetry mechanism though physical explanationof chemical reactions directing technology based in biology, chemistryand physics, systems.
 3. A method for evaluation and profiling ofelectrodynamic interaction based on genomic response in cells examiningelectromagnetic nature of cells and recording and charting active. a.Creating electromagnetic signature of biological systems
 4. A method forevaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interaction based on genomicresponse in cells examining electronic nature of biomolecules andrecording and charting active. a. Creating electronic signature ofbiological systems
 5. A method for evaluation and profiling ofelectrodynamic interaction based on genomic response in cells examiningelectromagnetic nature of biomolecules and recording and chartingactive.
 6. A method for evaluation and profiling of electrodynamicinteraction based on genomic response in cells to establish a systembased on the design principles of DNA genomic function within a cellrecording and charting active. a. for engineering applications whichinclude systems which are: physical, mechanical, chemical, biological,mathematical, electronic, magnetic, energy, computing, software, datastorage or any combination of above. b. expressing system as:1-dimensional, 2-dimensional, 3-dimensional, 4-dimensional, quantum,vector or as Hamiltonian or any combination of above system.
 7. Themethod of claims 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 for any electronic or magnetic fieldsor potentials in mapping, evaluating and using electric and magneticfield recording and charting active of cells. a. imagining of cells ormolecules interaction though chemical, electronic, physical means.
 8. Amethod of evaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interaction basedon genomic response in cells whereas the physiochemical properties ofspatiotemporal organization of biomolecules regulating and functioningby nuclear DNA electronic structure.
 9. A method of evaluation andprofiling of electrodynamic interaction based on genomic response incells designing DNA as harmonizing electromagnetic symmetry mechanism.a. functioning of DNA 5′ terminus to 3′ or 3′ terminus to 5′ system ofDNA b. bi-directional electromagnetic flow of energy-(DNAbidirectionality or symmetry of energy flow) interpreting the inputenergy(chemical) to the charge coming time-domain cell cycle, and theoutput energy from the charge being emitted into 3-space, comprises ascalar potential as DNA scalar potential is measured by protein, aminoacid, RNA(s) or DNA interaction, polyamines ex. Putricine, histoneinteraction c. heterodimer transcriptional proteins which symmetricallybind due to electrostatic free energy palindromes of DNA sequences:those proteins in the class of fos-jun displaying the directionalitymechanism
 10. A method of evaluation and profiling of electrodynamicinteraction based on genomic response in cells creating devices andstudying displaying the enthalpy (Chemical) control of energy within acell converting to entropy (free energy) storage or mechanical usage inbiological molecules in spatiotemporal (cell cycle) organization.
 11. Amethod of evaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interaction basedon genomic response in cells consisting of: a biological cell or cells,chemical explanations of electron(ic) movement revealing the physics(al) and mechanical relationship though the cell cycle and reproductionand any portion thereof.
 12. A method of evaluation and profiling ofelectrodynamic interaction based on genomic response in cells consistingof: a biological cell or cells, chemical explanations acid basereactions revealing the physics (al) and mechanical relationship thoughthe cell cycle and reproduction and any portion thereof.
 13. A method ofevaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interaction based on genomicresponse in cells the chemical processes as electron transfers and theabilities of known and unknown molecules carrying, transferring, storingelectrons at fixed points in time and in real time.
 14. In regards toclaim 11: Considering the biological structure of a cell as anelectronic structure. consisting of a plasma membrane, a cytosolicenvironment, DNA magnetic force mechanical due to chemical gradients ina cell: nuclear envelope, DNA, plasma membrane, cytosol, extracellularmatrix.
 15. In regards to claim 11: A system based on the designprinciples of DNA genomic function within a cell defining ultimatedesign of DNA electromagnetic mechanical mechanism.
 16. A method forevaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interaction based on genomicresponse cell function (in vivo, in vitro) applying a multi facetedapproach to study the biophysical properties of biochemical interactionsrelative to the cells genome as the sequencing of the genomeaccomplishing function.
 17. A method for evaluation and profiling ofelectrodynamic interaction based on genomic response cell using theelectrostatic interactions of a magnetic field as the staticinteractions of a cell during metaphase of mitosis. a. (FIG.1.electromagnetic field interactions of DNA of a cell duringreproduction during metaphase mitosis termed three m) b. explaining anequilibrium of (electron) energy symmetry in a physical system of acell. c. Defining chromatin as the highest ordered state of cellularDNA, as an ideal crystal directing magnetic component of an electricfield. d. analyzing, quantifying and explaining symmetrical systems ofelectromagnetic interaction based on a cells using electronic andmagnetic energy of genomic response. e. defining of biological cell(s)relative to DNA function as bioelectromagnetic, electromagnetic,electronic, magnetic, f. defining electromagnetic field interactions tobiological systems g. eliciting electronic or magnetic responses from acell(s) h. defining known or unknown energy usages of cellularcomposition of DNA. i. Showing balance of shape size and position ofcellular DNA in relation to cytosolic and extracellular matrix j. Usinga natural physical system of a cell during metaphase (FIG. 3) ofcellular reproduction in showing, explaining quantifying equilibrium ofDNA (Chromatin) symmetry in physical system such as magnetic andelectrical fields. k. using and explaining electrostatic interactions ofcells during reproduction: mitosis/meiosis at metaphase being a magneticfield, termed three M, being a purely natural symmetrical system. l.using the three M model to describe electrodynamics of electromagneticfield interactions within the biological system of a cell duringanaphase, prophase, metaphase, in a cell and the deformation duringtelophase and cytokinesis as magnetic or electromagnetic force. m. usingthe three M model to describe electrodynamics of electromagnetic fieldinteractions within the biological system of a cell during reproductionand the life (cell cycle) of a cell n. using and explanting ofmechanisms and operation of magnetic or electrical interactions in thenatural system of a cell. o. Using classical and quantum physics toevaluate and quantify potentials, fields and waves in a biological cellsystem. p. Using in explanation of mechanisms chemical, mechanical andphysical and operation of cellular division in terms of magnetic orelectrical interactions.
 18. A method for evaluation and profiling ofelectrodynamic interaction based on genomic response in cells controlsof cells regulated by nuclear electronic structure transitionscharacterization of activity of responses in a single cell, group ofcells, organ, tissue or organism. a. electron transfer mechanisms withinDNA b. changes in intracellular p.H. due to ionic flux though the plasmamembrane c. change in voltage due to dynamics of cytosol, extracellular,nuclear envelope, DNA structure. d. fluid mechanics of cytosolicenvironment.
 19. A method for evaluation and profiling of electrodynamicinteraction based on genomic response in cells examining functioning asan electromagnetic exploring and defming electromagnetic properties,electronic, computing, capabilities of DNA confirmations within cellularenvironment.
 20. A method for evaluation and profiling of electrodynamicinteraction based on genomic response determining of gene and proteinfunction expressing symmetry of the (electron) energy and currentdensities are controlled and displayed by the electrodynamics andconformational transitions of nuclear architecture DNA.(double helix,bead on string, lampbrush, chromatin)
 21. A method for evaluation andprofiling of electrodynamic interaction based on genomic response incells which consists of describing, studying, evaluating and quantifyinga. usage of energy within the cell. b. application of Physics of energysystems relative biological systems. c. modeling and applying ofbiological cell(s) as a magnetic and electronic structures. d.controlling cell cycle e. interacting Cell-cell f. communications oftissue and organ systems g. patterning of embryo h. effectingelectromagnetic fields on organism
 22. A method for evaluation andprofiling of electrodynamic interaction based on genomic response incells which consists of describing, studying, evaluating and quantifyingusage of bioelectromagnetic control of cell(s) and mapping whole genomesaccording to electronic and magnetic values.
 23. A method for evaluationand profiling of electrodynamic interaction based on genomic response incells which consists of moving elements (known as pumps or channels)though the plasma membrane specifically ions of sodium, potassium,calcium, magnesium, chlorine and water (H+, OH−). a. explaining andusing ionic currents across plasma membrane b. explaining and usingionic transduction across plasma membrane c. explaining and using ionicchanging of conduction of plasma membrane d. explaining and using ioniccurrents changing ionic currents e. explaining and using ionic currentsin the gap junctions f. explaining and using the electrogenic nature ofplasma membrane
 24. A method for evaluation and profiling ofelectrodynamic interaction based on genomic response in cells whichconsists a. Changing and varying of pH. intercellular environment andconductivity of plasma membrane 1) changing Plasma membranes ionicchannels the physical and chemical nature of the fluid within the cell2) changing Plasma membranes ionic channels the physical and chemicalnature of the plasma membrane. 3) changing Plasma membranes ionicchannels the physical and chemical nature of the cytoskeleton. 4)changing Plasma membranes ionic channels the physical and chemicalnature G-protein-coupled 5) changing Plasma membranes ionic channels thephysical and chemical nature of nuclear region of cell 6) changingPlasma membranes ionic channels the physical and chemical nature ofnuclear envelope 7) changing Plasma membranes ionic channels thephysical and chemical nature of cellular DNA 8) changing Plasmamembranes ionic channels the physical and chemical nature of cellularDNA shape or size 9) Receptors changing plasma membranes ionic channelsthe physical and chemical nature of the interior of cell
 25. A methodfor evaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interaction based ongenomic response in cells which consists a. Changing permeability ofplasma membrane b. Polarization of plasma membrane c. Depolarization ofplasma membrane. d. explaining and using ionic currents as mechanicallychanging structural integrity of architecture structure
 26. A method forevaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interaction based on genomicresponse in cells which consists a. transitioning the conformations ofDNA within the cell b. transitioning the conformations of nucleararchitecture c. measure field strength and functionality to createcellular change due to electromagnetic properties of DNA. d. conducting,non conducting, relays, capacitors, currents, magnetic flux densities e.assembling and self assembling of nano-scale DNA circuit
 27. A methodfor evaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interaction based ongenomic response in cells which consists a. Defining, using andassociating changes with a cells' cycle designated as GO, G1, S, G2, Mrelative to the geometry and or architecture of DNA b. Defining, usingand associating the cell's cycle as a cyclic operating system relativeto the geometry and or architecture of DNA c. Defining, using andassociating the cell's cycle as a cyclic operating system and any andall parts thereof relative to the geometry and or architecture of DNA d.Defining, using and associating changes with a cells' cycle, embryopatterning, cellular responses within an organism relative to thegeometry and or architecture of DNA e. Defining, using and associatingthe cell's cycle as a cyclic operating system and any and all partsthereof relative to the geometrical complexes of DNA f. Defining, usingand associating the cell's cycle as a cyclic operating system and anyand all parts thereof relative to the architecture of DNA
 28. A methodfor evaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interaction based ongenomic response in cells which consists cytoskeleton, nuclear pore,nuclear complex, geometry, architecture or structural integrity.
 29. Amethod for evaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interaction basedon genomic response in cells in tracking, using, explaining, outliningmicrotubules and microtubule associate protein (MAP) reacting andsensing the bioelectromagnetic field. a. measurement of magnetic forcevia electrical activity of microtubules, named dynein and kinesin.
 30. Amethod for evaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interaction basedon genomic response in cells which consists cell content ofdeoxyribonucleosides triphosphates:diphosphates: or monophospatesrelative to cyclin, cyclin dependent kinases or cyclin dependent.kinases2 concentration. a-s.s listed and using (ase) ex ATPase(s) a. ATP tocyclin concentration b. ADP to cyclin dependent kinases (cdk)concentration c. AMP or cyclic AMP to cyclin dependent kinase 2(cdk2)concentration d. ADP to cyclin concenttation e. AMP or cyclic AMP tocyclin concentration f. ATP to cyclin dependent kinases (cdk)concentration g. AMP or cyclic AMP to cyclin dependent kinases (cdk)concentration h. ATP to cyclin dependent kinase 2(cdk2) concentration i.AMP or cyclic AMP to cyclin dependent kinase 2(cdk2) concentration j.GTP to cyclin concentration k. GDP to cyclin dependent kinases (cdk)concentration l. GMP or cyclic AMP to cyclin dependent kinase 2(cdk2)concentration m. GDP to cyclin concentration n. GMP or cyclic AMP tocyclin concentration o. GTP to cyclin dependent kinases (cdk)concentration p. GMP or cyclic AMP to cyclin dependent kinases (cdk)concentration q. GTP to cyclin dependent kinase 2(cdk2) concentration r.GMP or cyclic GMP to cyclin dependent kinase 2(cdk2) concentration s.TTP to cyclin concentration t. TDP to cyclin dependent kinases (cdk)concentration u. TMP or cyclic AMP to cyclin dependent kinase 2(cdk2)concentration v. TDP to cyclin concentration w. TMP or cyclic AMP tocyclin concentration x. TTP to cyclin dependent kinases (cdk)concentration y. TMP or cyclic AMP to cyclin dependent kinases (cdk)concentration z. TTP to cyclin dependent kinase 2(cdk2) concentrationaa. TMP or cyclic TMP to cyclin dependent kinase 2(cdk2) concentrationbb. CTP to cyclin concentration cc. CDP to cyclin dependent kinases(cdk) concentration dd. CMP or cyclic AMP to cyclin dependent kinase2(cdk2) concentration ee. CDP to cyclin concentration ff. CMP or cyclicAMP to cyclin concentration gg. CTP to cyclin dependent kinases (cdk)concentration hh. CMP or cyclic AMP to cyclin dependent kinases (cdk)concentration ii. CTP to cyclin dependent kinase 2(cdk2) concentrationjj. CMP or cyclic CMP to cyclin dependent kinase 2(cdk2) concentrationkk. UTP to cyclin concentration ll. UDP to cyclin dependent kinases(cdk) concentration mm. UMP or cyclic AMP to cyclin dependent kinase2(cdk2) concentration nn. UDP to cyclin concentration oo. UMP or cyclicAMP to cyclin concentration pp. UTP to cyclin dependent kinases (cdk)concentration qq. UMP or cyclic AMP to cyclin dependent kinases (cdk)concentration rr. UTP to cyclin dependent kinase 2(cdk2) concentrationss. UMP or cyclic UMP to cyclin dependent kinase 2(cdk2)concentration 1) alternately phospholating of protein in the class ofp53,p21, rb proteins.
 31. A method for evaluation and profiling ofelectrodynamic interaction based on genomic response in cells respondingto anion and cation-pi interactions with responding to intercellularions or chemicals specific ions of sodium, potassium, calcium,magnesium, chlorine and water (H+, OH−) to interacting molecules. 32.The method according to claim3O, using energetic base nucleosides whichcarry or store phosphate combining 31, using element and their ion(s)which are transported though plasma membrane, for evaluation andprofiling of electrodynamic interaction based on genomic response incells example (A)TP hydrolysis by the Na,K-ATPase
 33. A method forevaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interaction based on genomicresponse in cells controlling of cells regulating nuclear electronicstructure transitions a. controlling of electron transfers due tohydrogen (electron) bonding of purines and pyrimidines b. controlling ofelectron transfers of nucleic acid bases c. controlling of electrontransfers base pairs d. controlling of electron transfers in basepairing e. controlling of electron transfers in AT or GC banding f.controlling of electron transfers in sequences of DNA g. controlling ofelectron transfers in a sequence dependent manner using “doublehelix”structure h. controlling of electron transfers in using “bead onstring” structure i. controlling of electron transfers in using“lampbrush” structure j. controlling of electron transfers in using“chromatin” structure
 34. A method for evaluation and profiling ofelectrodynamic interaction based on genomic response in cells whichconsists defining and using conformational states intercellular DNA a.using “double helix” structure b. using “bead on string” structure c.using “lampbrush” structure d. using “chromatin” structure
 35. Themethod of claim 34 physical structure of cellular DNA describing,evaluating and using of these transitions as circuit element bothpartial and full functioning circuits and electromagnetic function. 36.The method of claim 34 and 35 physical electronic structure combiningclaim 32 a. using and creating virtual and actual structures of DNA andthose observable structures to use exact correlation between them. b.directing engineering application of this electromagnetic mechanism c.making integrated circuits using DNA molecules as a support structurewith methods also for making DNA based transistors, capacitors,inductors, conductors, relays diodes and battery design.
 37. The methodof claim 34 in defining and using the structures which are mixed as partand factors of the genomic structure exists as: solely: a: b: c. or d.or factors of: a and b: a and b: a and c: a and d: a,b and c: a,b and d:a,b,c and d: a,c and db,c: b,c and d: b,d: c,d
 38. The method of claim34, 37 in defming and using the structures interactions as liquidcrystal. a. defining the liquid crystal structure of DNA confirmation b.evaluating electronic, magnetic and physical confirmations c. showingcontrols regulated by DNA and nuclear structure transitions aselectrical and or magnetic activity d. using palindromes of DNAsequences genomic function explain bidirectionality of current ormagnetic flux or non functionality of charge to mass ratio forces. e.measuring and using asymmetries of ionic flux to explain symmetry ofDNAIRNA replication or transcription as a response to physiologic changeis regulated via nuclear architectures DNA f. explaining understandingDNA during replication/transcription by a balance of charge, DNA/RNAsthe symmetry of energy is a magnetic force
 39. The method of claim 33measuring, predicting, quantifying, and defining and evaluatingelectromagnetic properties of histone incorporating DNA sequences in thefunctionality of genomic response. a. measuring Mediation of chargewithin the DNA molecule as histone pack DNA b. measuring of chargemediation to the functional packing of DNA allowing access toinformation within the genome. c. measurement and usage of new packingproperties of DNA d. using specific binding of CENP NH2 terminal domainssequence dependent e. interactions of histone tail mostly NH2 and COOHswitching
 40. The method of claim 36 to predicting, evaluatingelectrical activity chemical intracellular cytosolic induction of ionicflux, and change in conduction of plasma membrane using chemical dyes orimagining devices showing electronic activity or electron or photontransfer. a. the method of claim of 34 staining and sequentialfluorescence analysis of the dyes bound to specific base regions andintercalating sites on DNA fluorescence intensity of each dye isproportional to the relative number of specific base regions orintercalating sites a. active genomic regions b. groups of genes c.single gene d. DNA/DNA replication (active or inactive) e.DNA/RNA—snRNa, m-RNA, t-RNA f. DNA/Protein g. DNA/Amino acid h. DNA/DNApolymerase i. DNA/RNA polymerase j. DNA/ion k. Ion/protein l.Protein/protein m. Gene/protein n. Protein/RNA o. RNA/protein p. RNA/ionq. RNA/Amino acid r. RNA/DNA s. RNA/RNA t. Amino acids b. claim of 40 ausing imagining devices detecting transfer or change of electronic ormagnetic components a. active genomic regions b. groups of genes c.single gene d. DNA/DNA replication (active or inactive) e.DNA/RNA—snRNa, m-RNA, t-RNA f. DNA/Protein g. DNA/Amino acid h. DNA/DNApolymerase i. DNA/RNA polymerase j. DNA/ion k. Ion/protein l.Protein/protein m. Gene/protein n. Protein/RNA o. RNA/protein p. RNA/ionq. RNA/Amino acid r. RNA/DNA s. RNA/RNA t. Amino acids
 41. A method forevaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interaction based on genomicresponse in cells regards static to dynamic transition hydrations ofbiomolecules electron transport using and examining single electrontransfer of terminus: a. denoted by positive (+) Amino (N) chemicaldepicted as NH3 or as a functional Amino group NH2 1) modifying byoxidations or reductions called a base chemically existing in forms ofNH3, NH2, NH, N(−) b. denoted by a negative (−)Caryboxyl (C) chemicaldepicted as COOH or as functional hydroxyl group —OH 1) modifying byoxidations or reductions called an acid chemically existing in forms ofCOOH, COO, CO c. Combining a and b p.H. dependent structures d. defininga and b as p.H. dependent structures reactive as claims 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,24, 26,33,40 e. associating change with temperature
 42. The method ofclaim 41 resulting upon and single electron transfers in DNA a.Intercellular Terminus hydration and conduction electron transport. 1)5′ and 3′ terminus of DNA molecule conduct current in opposing directionwith a symmetry of magnetic force. 2) 5′ terminus to 3′ or 3′terminus to5′ mimic the system of DNA electromagnetic and or any part thereofdescribed within this application for use to use, build, design,regulation of know mechanical, electronic, computer programs, make knownand identify biological pathways with a cell, groups of cells, organs,tissue, or organism for desire applicable results b. A method ofcellular evaluation based on the internal magnetic force exerted andmagnetic energy directed within a cell via DNA chromatin leading to itmost compact form, during cellular reproduction (mitosis or meiosis)flowing energy responsible for cellular division and DNA relative tostep (e) in method 41 to express super conduction properties of DNA asan ideal crystal.
 43. The method of claim 30, are specific tophospholation or de phospholation any cellular molecules abilityincluding acetylations, methylations, deacetylations, protonation,deprotonation. a. redefining claims 24 (a) parts (3),(4),(6),(9). 44.The method of claim 40 in using a cell as a model or in actuality ofconductance, fluxing or storing charge as a capacitor of cellular DNAand interaction in design or usage in magnetoelastic and ormagnetostrictive device.
 44. The method of claim 8 application ofcellular mircoarray, disease diagnosis, drug discovery, pharmacogenomicsand therapeutic responses to drugs, chemical elements, vibrations,light, electromagnetic fields, electric field, thermodynamics, or force.45. A method for evaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interactionbased on genomic response in cells which consists of describing,studying, evaluating and quantifying molecular protein motors a.conversion of chemical energy into mechanical forces due toelectrodynamics of DNA of actin, microtubules, dynein and kinesinmotors. b. Cytoskeleton
 46. A method claims for evaluation and profilingof electrodynamic interaction based on genomic response in cells whichconsists of describing, studying, evaluating and quantifyingmicrotubules and actin filament polarization as functional dependent.47. A method for evaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interactionbased on genomic response in cells which consists of describing,studying, evaluating and quantifying (chemical energy into mechanicalforce) electromechanical interactions a. cytoskeleton b. actin, myosin,intergins, Cytohesins, mircotubules, dynein and kinesin motors. c.Measurement of twisting forces d. Measurement packing forces e.Measurement of rolling forces f. Measurement of stress and or strainforces
 48. A method for evaluation and profiling of electrodynamicinteraction based on genomic response in cells which consists ofdescribing, studying, evaluating and quantifying bioelectromagneticfield interactions of intercellular voltage changes, conduction of ions,p.H, gradients based on mechanical structures to modify cells.
 49. Amethod for evaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interaction basedon genomic response in cells establishing the biology of a cells'physical and fluid components and structures as measurable in physics.a) equating electrochemical gradients potential to electromotivepotentials b) measuring electrochemical gradients to electromotive work50. A method for evaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interactionbased on genomic response in a cell establishing a bioelectromagneticmechanism through systems of: a biological cells' DNA transitions,chemical reactions of biomolecules electron transfers, and the physicsof electrodynamics defining magnetic field interaction. a) using abioelectromagnetic interaction b) using a bioelectromechanicalinteraction
 51. The method of claim 50 giving diagnostic analysis willgive a measurable value electrodynamics and bioelectromagneticresolution of normal functioning cells relative to desired functioningcells valves determining against know and unknown genes and sequences,including DNA base pair interaction fit the electrodynamical profile forthose cells.
 52. The method of claim 50, determining nature of a cellelectromagnetic(s), electrodynamics, DNA electronics.
 52. The method ofclaim 50 showing known and unknown regions within the chromatin, nuclearDNA(genes, sequences, bases pairs) will be analyzed for structuralfunction on a singular cellular and a multicellular level with theircontext (SPFI) organ/tissue position which determining rates of cellreproduction are indicative of veracity of disease/DNA damage.
 53. Themethod of claim 50, evaluating by electrodynamic profiles cellsreproductive rates will be shown as high or low electrodynamical cell orcell types activity.
 54. The method of claim
 50. creating andestablishing new standards of specific absorption rate (SAR) measured onthe rate of energy absorption in a tissue by cell evaluation. a. explorethe effects of electrical and magnetic field producing on a cellular andgenomic level for “safety” of these devices testing effects of RF energyon the body via cellular level of known and unknown hazards associatedwith RF energy exposure. b. measuring tissue and organs on a cellularresponse both inter cellular and extra cellular relative to geneinteraction and regulation c. assessing quantity of energy andquality(kind) of energies which interfere with normal operation of celland the control of cycle and reproduction. d. effects of cells differsand would need to be examined for each tissue region relative to itslocation for accurate “scientific acceptable benefit”.
 55. The method ofclaim 50 modifying of cells are to be used for therapeutic effects forall diseases introducing new cells within biological systems for desiredproper function from stem cell as stem cell is a generic term for cells,electronic structures, which have not yet received information of theiruse and or function.
 56. The method of claim 51, designing and use cellbased biosensor.
 57. The method of claim 51, mechanism of druginteraction with biological systems. a. increasing efficient delivery ofdrugs to biological systems b. solely increasing uptake of drugs c.evaluating drug, anti-motoitics, inteterferons, oncogene-based cancertherapy, cytokines, platinum and other elements (ionic or elemental),antisense drugs, tumor suppressor enyzymes-p53,p-21 etc, antiangiogensisfactors, DNA and RNA cleavage compounds on whole genomic response,cellular response, tissue and organ response relative to electrodynamicnuclear activity.
 58. The method of claim 51 using radio frequency,electroporation and proton therapy or other electric or magneticstimulation which may be solely. or in combination to enhance drugs orions delivery and may encompass gene therapy.
 59. The method of claim 51assessing therapeutic responses to drugs, elements, vibrations, light,electromagnetic fields, electrical field, thermodynamics, force, withgenomic information intact within a cell, as to specific DNA (in everybiological systems differs if it be a single base difference or millionsof bases in turn structural function positional information) displayingcritical functioning.
 60. Method of explaining effects ofelectromagnetic spectrum interactions with biological system usingelectronic/magnetic regulation of the cell cycle control as cellsrespond to limited controls of bioelectromagnetic fields they create andthe electrodynamics of bioelectromagnetic control.
 61. A method forcreating a device to specification of a single biological cell or anyportion of the pathway of the electronic cell function and may multifunction as a battery to dynamically or statically store charge andresponds to energy needs and conditions fueling by simple elemental ionsas hydrogen fuel cells driven by complex biomolecules. a)using thebiological cell holding DNAs properties of conductance, fluxing thecapacitance, storing charge to illicit response or shear usage of energyas magnetoelastic and magnetostrictive forces produced via theseproperties.
 62. A method using the known and unknown liquid crystals ofDNA for industrial application from nano-scale micro computing, energyusage, and energy production and encompassing simple circuit tomagnetoelastic devices. a) enhancing known circuits, computerprocessors, amplification of electrical, magnetic current, and sound,radio, microwave and light(uv, visible, IR, FTIR) frequencies thoughtthe use or incorporation of liquid crystal from structure to function.63. A method of using bioelectrodynamics to evaluate eastern and westernmedicine together. a. Acupuncture and meridian system,chaka,aura etc.are known and based in electrical activities of cell with the philosophyis to disrupt the electrical energy of the system to return the cells toa “normal” state of function. b. provide a base of integration ofpractical usage of eastern and western medical systems
 64. The method ofclaim 52 stimulating of the brain or nervous system to elevate physical,emotional and psychological abnormalities a)Using a machine thatproduces sound and electromagnetic frequencies can shown to directcellular response b)delivering precise frequency the machine to thebrain or neutral network directly or indirectly to correct misfrequencies within the tissue or at points applied (chakas, merdianpoint) to particular regions of the cells of brain or nervous systemresponses to the energy should function to correct physiological,psychological abnormalities.
 65. The method of claim 64 PRACTIONERSDIAGNOSITIC RESEARCH AND DELIVERY DEVICE for medical/biologicalapplication to evaluate and analysis of genomic information of desirecells line, type, tissue and organ system. The device consist of fourmajor components: a) computer interface, b) drug/proton delivery system,c) a wave/proton function analyzer/harmonic translator d) application bya applicator,a device or a hand tool, which direct energy and or drugsto subject or patient 1) Computer: the computer will be the interfacingdevice for the other elements of the machine. 2) The computer will havethe ability to create records for patients which give and electrodynamicprofile of effected/probed area. 3) Storing and create a profile ofpatient. 4) The computer will use a software package to determinestructural functional positional information of cell(s) based on theelectrodynamics of genomic information. 5) evaluating the informationand determine valves of normal functions cells to abnormal functions andposses the ability to use a real time analysis of DNA usage. 6)determining and use valves(numerical) deliver precise aliquots ofdesired physical energy(emf, sound, light, chemical, or biological,drug, dyes to determine, correct, eradicate electrodynamics of cellularresponse. a)These are to included signaling of cells both singularly andmulti cell signals though a resonate analysis. Cell(s) resonating atfrequencies the programs (software) can amplify signals received andsignals can be desired physical energy (heat, emf, sound, light),chemical, or biological. The signals can be in response to inducedenergy as aforementioned and to drugs, dyes. 7) stimulating andevaluating responses of Drug/proton delivery system consist of pumps.todeliver desire ions, chemicals, drugs, dyes in liquid or dried from intothe probed area. 8)providing information to the computer of p.H. valves,heat, and conductive valves of probed area as the drug/proton deliverysystem connected to the computer and the hand tool. The pumps within thesystem are driven by air and/ or liquid. This will also function and bemade on the principles of a p.H. meter. 9) delivering wave/protonfunction analyzer/harmonic translator. To frequencies of light, sound,emf, electron, proton or magnetic to stimulate and evaluate response ofprobed area the translator connecting to the computer and applicator/hand tool. a translator may consist of laser(light), electrical source(able to deliver both electrical and magnetic sources of energy,frequency of sound source and/or radio waves. 10) Delivering system ofApplicator/Hand tool for wave/proton function harmonic translator anddrug deliver interfacing with computer system a)Applicator/a hand toolmay consists of needles three as three systems incorporated 1)wave/proton function analyzer/harmonic translator 2) drug/protondelivery 3) computer using needles as wires to determine electronicvalves of the cells within the probed region. b)The needles maytriangulated or linear depend upon application. The needles are hollowand can be used to delivery of cells being examined. Inserting theneedles are to desired area, tissue layer using as a probe and computerdetermines the tissue and the cell electrical activities as physicaldetermining the reference of cell position and activity. 11). Thebioelectromagnetic signature of cell function is to be determined,evaluated and corrective stimulation can be administered.
 66. The methodof claim 64, evaluation and profiling of electrodynamic interactionbased on genomic response in cells designing supercomputers, opticalsystems, imaging systems, hydrogen fuel cell.
 67. The method of claim 64staining cells to show electrical activity. a. live cells b. dead cellsc. addition of chemical agents d. addition of biological agents e.addition of physical constraint f. combination of any of the above